Northwest Histoy. Sociology of Whitman County. Sports. United States.

Whitman County Basketball
Champions--
Back row. left to risht: Coach R. M. Ruehlman, Oliver Mathison. Jack Brownfield.
Middle row: John Hooper, Herbert Thompson, Jake Steiner, Richard Hoffman.
Front row: William Steiner, Albert Hooper, Marvin Ailor, Bert Melnturff, Lawrence Heaton.
Johnson high school, second small-1 addition, played 20 games and won
est m Whitman county boasting a|exactly 20. There are j>nly 20^ boys
total enrollment of 40, crashed
through to the Whitman county basketball championship. These smiling
youngsters pulled the trick and, in
in the school, 11 on the squad and
nine ardent rooters. The trophy on
the left is the permanent award of
the county association, the one on the
right, the O. C. Glasser trophy, which
must be won twice in succession to
give permanent possession. R. M.
Ruehlman, the coach, is a graduate
of Lawrence college, Wis., and a former student at the University of
Wisconsin. He has been at Johnson
for two years.

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Whitman County Basketball
Champions--
Back row. left to risht: Coach R. M. Ruehlman, Oliver Mathison. Jack Brownfield.
Middle row: John Hooper, Herbert Thompson, Jake Steiner, Richard Hoffman.
Front row: William Steiner, Albert Hooper, Marvin Ailor, Bert Melnturff, Lawrence Heaton.
Johnson high school, second small-1 addition, played 20 games and won
est m Whitman county boasting a|exactly 20. There are j>nly 20^ boys
total enrollment of 40, crashed
through to the Whitman county basketball championship. These smiling
youngsters pulled the trick and, in
in the school, 11 on the squad and
nine ardent rooters. The trophy on
the left is the permanent award of
the county association, the one on the
right, the O. C. Glasser trophy, which
must be won twice in succession to
give permanent possession. R. M.
Ruehlman, the coach, is a graduate
of Lawrence college, Wis., and a former student at the University of
Wisconsin. He has been at Johnson
for two years.